Indiana Problem Gambling Awareness Program (IPGAP)

03/10/2026

Gambling Disorder Screening Day is March 10th!

A simple screening can change futures.

03/09/2026

Join us for the Midcentral Problem Gambling Spring Conference!
April 1-2, 2026
Indianapolis, Indiana
Email ipgap@iu.edu for more information

03/06/2026

March 10th is National Gambling Disorder Screening Day!

Join us for a webinar to raise awareness of the stigma involved in this diagnosis.
https://training.prevention.iu.edu/public/course/745

03/04/2026

In the past year, approximately 20 million American adults reported
experiencing at least one indicator of problematic gambling behavior. Building
awareness strengthens communities by making sure no one has to struggle in
silence.

03/02/2026

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month.
Problem Gambling Awareness month is a time to learn, listen, and talk openly
about problem gambling and its impacts. Awareness helps ensure gambling-related harm isn’t minimized or overlooked.

02/18/2026

Just as all addictions are not the same, not all gamblers behave the
same. Every individual has a different reason for gambling. It
depends on their attitudes, behaviors, thoughts, and desires.

Register Now for this webinar! https://training.prevention.iu.edu/public/course/740

02/08/2026

Not everyone can watch the Super Bowl for the commercials. A Big Game can be a Big Risk for those that struggle with problem gambling.

Super Bowl LX and similar high-profile events can surface urges that many people thought were long behind them, especially in today’s world of online sports betting and prediction markets. For some, Super Bowl Sunday isn’t the Seattle Seahawks versus the New England Patriots – it’s “me ver...

02/04/2026

This February The Indiana Problem Gambling Awareness Program wants to show everyone love by reminding everyone about a fantastic resource.
1-800-Gambler
This helpline is available 24 hours a day/7days a week.

01/28/2026

You don’t have to walk this journey alone. Peer-based recovery support & community centers connect people who get it—sharing stories, hope, and recovery. Don't be afraid to reach out for support. SAMHSA has resources to help: samhsa.gov/substance-use/treatment

SAMHSA